February 1, 2021 at 1:02 PM
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With the impeachment trial set to begin next week, former President Trump has decided that now is a great time to get new lawyers. They’ve got a whole eight days to draft a brief defending Trump’s perfect, perfect speech to the mob which stormed the U.S. Capitol. Should be plenty, right?
Good thing Trump’s lawyers could sing sea shanties for seven straight days and forty-five Republican senators would still vote to acquit.
CNN broke the news on Saturday night that all five of Trump’s lawyers had left his legal team. Reportedly the former president demanded that they argue the election was rigged and thus he was, uhhh, right to lean on the Georgia Secretary of State to “find” him votes and incite a mob to attack congress.
EAST NORRITON â A $30,000 grant from HealthSpark Foundation will go a long way in helping Mission Kids Child Advocacy Center get youth with problematic sexualized behaviors into specialized therapy instead of ushering them immediately into the justice system.
âWeâre so thankful to the HealthSpark Foundation for drastically changing our system and how we are responding to youths with problematic sexualized behaviors,â said Mission Kids Executive Director Leslie Slingsby. âWe used to, and we still do, put kids through juvenile court to get treatment. This new program and idea would revolutionize the system, where they would get treatment and their families would get treatment instead of actually going through the juvenile justice system.
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Jessica Lopez, of Philadelphia (Montgomery County District Attorney s Office)
MAIN LINE, PA A Philadelphia woman has been arrested and charged in connection with the overdose death of a Main Line man in summer 2020.
Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin R. Steele and Lower Merion Township Police Superintendent Michael J. McGrath Wednesday announced the arrest of Jessica Lopez, 27, of Philadelphia.
Lopze has been charged with drug delivery resulting in death, possession with intent to deliver, person not to possess a firearm, criminal use of a communications facility, recklessly endangering another person, and related charges in connection with the death of Matthew Warren, 33, of Narberth.
CHELTENHAM â A Philadelphia man characterized by authorities as a violent drug dealer was apprehended in Cheltenham Township this week after a search of his car revealed a pound of crystal methamphetamine packaged for sale.
Larry Lamar âGunnaâ Hudson, 27, of the 200 block of Sparks Street, was arraigned on charges of possession with intent to deliver controlled substances, possession of a controlled substance, felon not to possess firearms and possession of drug paraphernalia in connection with alleged incidents that occurred between November 2020 and Jan. 12, 2021.
Hudson faces a preliminary hearing on the charges before District Court Judge Christopher J. Cerski.
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A #Philadelphia man characterized by authorities as a violent drug dealer was apprehended in #CheltenhamTownship this week after a search of his car revealed a pound of crystal #methamphetamine packaged for sale.I ll have that story shortly Carl Hessler Jr. (@MontcoCourtNews) January 1
Former New Caney ISD superintendent accused of stealing over $2,500 from district
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NEW CANEY, Texas – The former superintendent of New Caney ISD is facing a theft charge.
Kenn Franklin is accused of submitting fictitious expense sheets at least 22 times during 2020, adding up to well over $2,500 in reimbursements, according to court records.
The complaint states school district police suspected the then-superintendent was returning travel vouchers for work trips he didn’t actually take. The concerns popped up after employees did not see him at an event he said he had traveled to.
An investigator wrote that he witnessed Franklin at home the evening of Oct. 6 even though Franklin later submitted $259.90 in mileage to San Antonio for that time period. The former superintendent’s phone and toll records were also reviewed.